Was on Kitchen Cops twice. Think Ill stay away

Moderately satisfied with this place. I have eaten in the dining room a couple of times, it's always been very empty with weird decor. The servers informed us they do almost all of their business via delivery.I had my first delivery order last night, and was not disappointed. The garlic shrimp and vegetable eggs rolls were average. The garlic shrimp was certainly the better of the two, and was unlike any Chinese food I've ever had with the majority of the dish consisting of large water chestnut pieces. The vegetable eggs rolls were so-so.I'll probably end up ordering from here again as it certainly beats essentially all of the Chinese I've had in Tucson.

We went here last night for the first time in several months. We didn't think the service and food could get any better; we were very wrong!We were immediately seated and our drink orders were taken; she refilled our glasses twice during the meal and the tea was very obviously fresh brewed, which hits the spot on a stormy night. We ordered fried wontons as an appetizer; they changed their recipe for the better. They were larger, crispier and looked very appetizing. For our main dish, my husband ordered beef with wide noodles and I ordered chicken foo yong. The beef was much more tender than either of us remember; it practically melted in your mouth. The foo yong were larger, they added more spices to the gravy, and the foo yong themselves were nice and fluffy while still being packed with chicken, bean sprouts, and vegetables.Our waitress was super pleasant and says she loves to work here. To me, a happy waitress means you should expect the best service. She had a great conversation and is excited for the busier winter months, always a great sign.One thing I will mention is, this is a family owned restaurant; mom manages while dad cooks, so their small children are kept at a table away from patrons watching children's television. Occasionally they do run through the dining room, but it's very cute and they're pretty quiet; mind you we're a childless couple in our twenties saying this. My husband is terrified of small children and managed to crack a smile at them.

It took us 3 years to find good chinese food in Tucson and it is at May Flower. Total bill tonight $27 and we came home with enough tasty food to feed 4 more people. Daughter's Walnut Shrimp was out of this world. Spread the word. A restaurant this good should not be empty at dinner time.

We eat and take out from Mayflower regularly. It isn't a palace, but the owners care about putting quality food out at reasonable prices. They are hard working and friendly. My kids love it too! Try it out and help support a local business!